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Host
Name that can easily go onto 2 lines
Author that can easily go onto 2 lines as well
- Subtitle
- Representing the digital self in the offline world
- Author
- Date
- 01.02.2017 - 31.07.2018
- Keywords
- Description
- This project explores the relationship between self-representation and one’s social interaction. It incorporates avatar research on social networking platforms such as virtual reality chat rooms. Host is a social avatar game, which was designed to serve as an investigation tool for online and offline behavior. It aims to be an instrument for detaching self-representation from a person. Moreover, Host proposes to create an experimental situation in which one possesses the figure of someone else.
- This project explores the relationship between self-representation and one’s social interaction. It incorporates avatar research on social networking platforms such as virtual reality chat rooms. Host is a social avatar game, which was designed to serve as an investigation tool for online and offline behavior. It aims to be an instrument for detaching self-representation from a person. Moreover, Host proposes to create an experimental situation in which one possesses the figure of someone else.
- Copyright holder
- Seulmi Kang
- Institutional affiliation
- type
- Study path
- Project title in German
- Host
- Lecturer / head of project
- Max Rheiner, Björn Franke
- Imported on
- 25.04.2019
- Parent sets
- 1
Host
Name that can easily go onto 2 lines
Author that can easily go onto 2 lines as well
- Subtitle
- Representing the digital self in the offline world
- Author
- Date
- 01.02.2017 - 31.07.2018
- Keywords
- Description
- This project explores the relationship between self-representation and one’s social interaction. It incorporates avatar research on social networking platforms such as virtual reality chat rooms. Host is a social avatar game, which was designed to serve as an investigation tool for online and offline behavior. It aims to be an instrument for detaching self-representation from a person. Moreover, Host proposes to create an experimental situation in which one possesses the figure of someone else.
- This project explores the relationship between self-representation and one’s social interaction. It incorporates avatar research on social networking platforms such as virtual reality chat rooms. Host is a social avatar game, which was designed to serve as an investigation tool for online and offline behavior. It aims to be an instrument for detaching self-representation from a person. Moreover, Host proposes to create an experimental situation in which one possesses the figure of someone else.
- Copyright holder
- Seulmi Kang
- Institutional affiliation
- type
- Study path
- Project title in German
- Host
- Lecturer / head of project
- Max Rheiner, Björn Franke
- Imported on
- 25.04.2019
- Parent sets
- 1
Host
Name that can easily go onto 2 lines
Author that can easily go onto 2 lines as well
- Subtitle
- Representing the digital self in the offline world
- Author
- Copyright holder
- Seulmi Kang
- Institutional affiliation
- type
- Study path
- Project title in German
- Host
- Lecturer / head of project
- Max Rheiner, Björn Franke
- Imported on
- 25.04.2019
- Parent sets
- 1
Host
Name that can easily go onto 2 lines
Author that can easily go onto 2 lines as well
- Subtitle
- Representing the digital self in the offline world
- Author
- Date
- 01.02.2017 - 31.07.2018
- Keywords
- Description
- This project explores the relationship between self-representation and one’s social interaction. It incorporates avatar research on social networking platforms such as virtual reality chat rooms. Host is a social avatar game, which was designed to serve as an investigation tool for online and offline behavior. It aims to be an instrument for detaching self-representation from a person. Moreover, Host proposes to create an experimental situation in which one possesses the figure of someone else.
- This project explores the relationship between self-representation and one’s social interaction. It incorporates avatar research on social networking platforms such as virtual reality chat rooms. Host is a social avatar game, which was designed to serve as an investigation tool for online and offline behavior. It aims to be an instrument for detaching self-representation from a person. Moreover, Host proposes to create an experimental situation in which one possesses the figure of someone else.
- Copyright holder
- Seulmi Kang
- Institutional affiliation
- type
- Study path
- Project title in German
- Host
- Lecturer / head of project
- Max Rheiner, Björn Franke
- Imported on
- 25.04.2019
- Parent sets
- 1
Host
Name that can easily go onto 2 lines
Author that can easily go onto 2 lines as well
- Subtitle
- Representing the digital self in the offline world
- Author
- Date
- 01.02.2017 - 31.07.2018
- Keywords
- Description
- This project explores the relationship between self-representation and one’s social interaction. It incorporates avatar research on social networking platforms such as virtual reality chat rooms. Host is a social avatar game, which was designed to serve as an investigation tool for online and offline behavior. It aims to be an instrument for detaching self-representation from a person. Moreover, Host proposes to create an experimental situation in which one possesses the figure of someone else.
- This project explores the relationship between self-representation and one’s social interaction. It incorporates avatar research on social networking platforms such as virtual reality chat rooms. Host is a social avatar game, which was designed to serve as an investigation tool for online and offline behavior. It aims to be an instrument for detaching self-representation from a person. Moreover, Host proposes to create an experimental situation in which one possesses the figure of someone else.
- Copyright holder
- Seulmi Kang
- Institutional affiliation
- type
- Study path
- Project title in German
- Host
- Lecturer / head of project
- Max Rheiner, Björn Franke
- Imported on
- 25.04.2019
- Parent sets
- 1
Host
Name that can easily go onto 2 lines
Author that can easily go onto 2 lines as well
- Subtitle
- Representing the digital self in the offline world
- Author
- Date
- 01.02.2017 - 31.07.2018
- Keywords
- Description
- This project explores the relationship between self-representation and one’s social interaction. It incorporates avatar research on social networking platforms such as virtual reality chat rooms. Host is a social avatar game, which was designed to serve as an investigation tool for online and offline behavior. It aims to be an instrument for detaching self-representation from a person. Moreover, Host proposes to create an experimental situation in which one possesses the figure of someone else.
- This project explores the relationship between self-representation and one’s social interaction. It incorporates avatar research on social networking platforms such as virtual reality chat rooms. Host is a social avatar game, which was designed to serve as an investigation tool for online and offline behavior. It aims to be an instrument for detaching self-representation from a person. Moreover, Host proposes to create an experimental situation in which one possesses the figure of someone else.
- Copyright holder
- Seulmi Kang
- Institutional affiliation
- type
- Study path
- Project title in German
- Host
- Lecturer / head of project
- Max Rheiner, Björn Franke
- Imported on
- 25.04.2019
- Parent sets
- 1
Host
Name that can easily go onto 2 lines
Author that can easily go onto 2 lines as well
- Subtitle
- Representing the digital self in the offline world
- Author
- Date
- 01.02.2017 - 31.07.2018
- Keywords
- Description
- This project explores the relationship between self-representation and one’s social interaction. It incorporates avatar research on social networking platforms such as virtual reality chat rooms. Host is a social avatar game, which was designed to serve as an investigation tool for online and offline behavior. It aims to be an instrument for detaching self-representation from a person. Moreover, Host proposes to create an experimental situation in which one possesses the figure of someone else.
- This project explores the relationship between self-representation and one’s social interaction. It incorporates avatar research on social networking platforms such as virtual reality chat rooms. Host is a social avatar game, which was designed to serve as an investigation tool for online and offline behavior. It aims to be an instrument for detaching self-representation from a person. Moreover, Host proposes to create an experimental situation in which one possesses the figure of someone else.
- Copyright holder
- Seulmi Kang
- Institutional affiliation
- type
- Study path
- Project title in German
- Host
- Lecturer / head of project
- Max Rheiner, Björn Franke
- Imported on
- 25.04.2019
- Parent sets
- 1
Host
Name that can easily go onto 2 lines
Author that can easily go onto 2 lines as well
- Subtitle
- Representing the digital self in the offline world
- Author
- Date
- 01.02.2017 - 31.07.2018
- Keywords
- Description
- This project explores the relationship between self-representation and one’s social interaction. It incorporates avatar research on social networking platforms such as virtual reality chat rooms. Host is a social avatar game, which was designed to serve as an investigation tool for online and offline behavior. It aims to be an instrument for detaching self-representation from a person. Moreover, Host proposes to create an experimental situation in which one possesses the figure of someone else.
- This project explores the relationship between self-representation and one’s social interaction. It incorporates avatar research on social networking platforms such as virtual reality chat rooms. Host is a social avatar game, which was designed to serve as an investigation tool for online and offline behavior. It aims to be an instrument for detaching self-representation from a person. Moreover, Host proposes to create an experimental situation in which one possesses the figure of someone else.
- Copyright holder
- Seulmi Kang
- Institutional affiliation
- type
- Study path
- Project title in German
- Host
- Lecturer / head of project
- Max Rheiner, Björn Franke
- Imported on
- 25.04.2019
- Parent sets
- 1
Host
Name that can easily go onto 2 lines
Author that can easily go onto 2 lines as well
- Subtitle
- Representing the digital self in the offline world
- Author
- Date
- 01.02.2017 - 31.07.2018
- Keywords
- Description
- This project explores the relationship between self-representation and one’s social interaction. It incorporates avatar research on social networking platforms such as virtual reality chat rooms. Host is a social avatar game, which was designed to serve as an investigation tool for online and offline behavior. It aims to be an instrument for detaching self-representation from a person. Moreover, Host proposes to create an experimental situation in which one possesses the figure of someone else.
- This project explores the relationship between self-representation and one’s social interaction. It incorporates avatar research on social networking platforms such as virtual reality chat rooms. Host is a social avatar game, which was designed to serve as an investigation tool for online and offline behavior. It aims to be an instrument for detaching self-representation from a person. Moreover, Host proposes to create an experimental situation in which one possesses the figure of someone else.
- Copyright holder
- Seulmi Kang
- Institutional affiliation
- type
- Study path
- Project title in German
- Host
- Lecturer / head of project
- Max Rheiner, Björn Franke
- Imported on
- 25.04.2019
- Parent sets
- 1
Host
Name that can easily go onto 2 lines
Author that can easily go onto 2 lines as well
- Subtitle
- Representing the digital self in the offline world
- Author
- Date
- 01.02.2017 - 31.07.2018
- Keywords
- Description
- This project explores the relationship between self-representation and one’s social interaction. It incorporates avatar research on social networking platforms such as virtual reality chat rooms. Host is a social avatar game, which was designed to serve as an investigation tool for online and offline behavior. It aims to be an instrument for detaching self-representation from a person. Moreover, Host proposes to create an experimental situation in which one possesses the figure of someone else.
- This project explores the relationship between self-representation and one’s social interaction. It incorporates avatar research on social networking platforms such as virtual reality chat rooms. Host is a social avatar game, which was designed to serve as an investigation tool for online and offline behavior. It aims to be an instrument for detaching self-representation from a person. Moreover, Host proposes to create an experimental situation in which one possesses the figure of someone else.
- Copyright holder
- Seulmi Kang
- Institutional affiliation
- type
- Study path
- Project title in German
- Host
- Lecturer / head of project
- Max Rheiner, Björn Franke
- Imported on
- 25.04.2019
- Parent sets
- 1
Host
Name that can easily go onto 2 lines
Author that can easily go onto 2 lines as well
- Subtitle
- Representing the digital self in the offline world
- Author
- Date
- 01.02.2017 - 31.07.2018
- Keywords
- Description
- This project explores the relationship between self-representation and one’s social interaction. It incorporates avatar research on social networking platforms such as virtual reality chat rooms. Host is a social avatar game, which was designed to serve as an investigation tool for online and offline behavior. It aims to be an instrument for detaching self-representation from a person. Moreover, Host proposes to create an experimental situation in which one possesses the figure of someone else.
- This project explores the relationship between self-representation and one’s social interaction. It incorporates avatar research on social networking platforms such as virtual reality chat rooms. Host is a social avatar game, which was designed to serve as an investigation tool for online and offline behavior. It aims to be an instrument for detaching self-representation from a person. Moreover, Host proposes to create an experimental situation in which one possesses the figure of someone else.
- Copyright holder
- Seulmi Kang
- Institutional affiliation
- type
- Study path
- Project title in German
- Host
- Lecturer / head of project
- Max Rheiner, Björn Franke
- Imported on
- 25.04.2019
- Parent sets
- 1
Host
Name that can easily go onto 2 lines
Author that can easily go onto 2 lines as well
- Subtitle
- Representing the digital self in the offline world
- Author
- Date
- 01.02.2017 - 31.07.2018
- Keywords
- Description
- This project explores the relationship between self-representation and one’s social interaction. It incorporates avatar research on social networking platforms such as virtual reality chat rooms. Host is a social avatar game, which was designed to serve as an investigation tool for online and offline behavior. It aims to be an instrument for detaching self-representation from a person. Moreover, Host proposes to create an experimental situation in which one possesses the figure of someone else.
- This project explores the relationship between self-representation and one’s social interaction. It incorporates avatar research on social networking platforms such as virtual reality chat rooms. Host is a social avatar game, which was designed to serve as an investigation tool for online and offline behavior. It aims to be an instrument for detaching self-representation from a person. Moreover, Host proposes to create an experimental situation in which one possesses the figure of someone else.
- Copyright holder
- Seulmi Kang
- Institutional affiliation
- type
- Study path
- Project title in German
- Host
- Lecturer / head of project
- Max Rheiner, Björn Franke
- Imported on
- 25.04.2019
- Parent sets
- 1